Watched the video in x2 speed, loved the drumming in the end, like acoustic psytrance!

Thank you for sharing 🙏🏼

Greetings from Australia! This is a great video, thank you so much for sharing. Your throat singing was a really nice surprise at the end too. Your drum sounds fantastic!

Thank you so much for sharing. Your throat singing sounds great. Best to you in all that you create!

I feel called to become a drum maker, even though I do not particularly like working with leather. Still. Found your video very inspiring especially when the throat singing hit in! Well done and thank you.

@hamy_music_finland

3 жыл бұрын

Glad you liked it! There will most probably be more drums and throatsinging in the future if you stick around this channel 😉 have a nice day my friend

I appreciate your kindness in sharing.

Amazing video! I watched it when I was making my first drum, now I'm watching again to make my second one better! Thanks for sharing this information

Thank you. That was a great tutorial!!Nice work

Very nice! At the end it became very clear how much the skin tightened when dried, since the pitch changed so much. Nice throat singing at the end too.

@hamy_music_finland

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you! This was the first drum I built ever, and I have done more of them and also I have held one course where I have teached how to make them. Every drum is unique. If you like my throat singing then consider subscribing to this music channel of mine. Peace! :)

What a long process, it must have been a lot of fun. Thank you for sharing

@hamy_music_finland

4 жыл бұрын

It really was! 😁

Great tutorial, thank you!

Amazing! Thank you for sharing

Great job!

Fantastiskt!

Thanks a lot! U just gave me motivation to make my own and use it in the summer scout camps and any other!

@hamy_music_finland

3 жыл бұрын

Great to hear! :)

Thank you for posting , was entertaining to watch, I wish I can make my own shamanic drum too. Blessings brother from Southwest Portugal to Northern Finland

@hamy_music_finland

3 жыл бұрын

Portugal is still one of the few places I have not been to in Europe. Thank you so much, and have a good day ✨

Huippua ko tässä nyt näitä rumpujenteko videoita kattoo ja Jenkkilässä niilä on ne samat tietyt systeemit miten kaikki tehään just sammaanlaihin oikein tarkasti että tulee samanlainen ko edellisestä. Sitte löytyy suomalainen video missä ei oo nii justiinsa ko se toimii, tuntuu oikealta käthen, ja on uniikki :D 10/10, huippu video, kiitos tästä!

@hamy_music_finland

3 жыл бұрын

Kiitos erittäin paljon kommentista! Mahtava olla avuksi ✨

Ooh tää autto paljon! Oon tilaamassa ekan oman rummun materiaaleja. Ihanaa kurkkulaulua, rumpu ja laulu sointuu täydellisesti yhteen 💜

@hamy_music_finland

4 жыл бұрын

Facebookista ja Instasta löytyy myös Hämy_Musiikki käyttäjällä. Spotifysta Hämyn nimellä :) Tervetuloa keikoillekki ku niit taas kesemmäl tulee. Mahtavaa olla avuksi ☺️

So cool thanks!

This is exactly what I was looking for! Thank you brother!

@hamy_music_finland

4 жыл бұрын

Eric James Glad you got what you wanted my friend ☺️

Very nice! Thanks for sharing! I am in the process to birth my first drum using deer rawhide.

@hamy_music_finland

3 жыл бұрын

You are welcome 👍🏻 I will be making my first bukkehorns soon. Let's see if I will make a video of them. New original music videos coming up in the future anyways. I hope your project goes well 🤘🏻

Love your video… May help keep wood submerged in water…..put a heavy plate on top of water/ bark and then a clean rock on top of plate…..this should help!

I will never complain about the cost of hand dump again.

Nice job. Wath skin did you used? Did you bend, hit or knead the skin before installing it? Thanx!

Thank you for your tutorial! Great drum by first try I must say. I would like to make my own drum, and wonder where I can buy the skin, and the cost. Living in Larvik, Norway

@hamy_music_finland

3 жыл бұрын

I have bought all the skins either straight from the company which does the seperation of the reindeers, or then I have bought them from Kemin Nahkatarvike Oy in Finland. Kemin Nahkatarvike sells skin which has been handled already (the hair and other stuff from the skin has been taken off). I can recommend them from Finland, but I do not know any company from Norway either. Thank you for the comment 👍🏻✨

hi! nice tutorial , today i make my first little drum , how much time to dry the skin ?

Very cool video! But what is "alumen"?

Thanks for an excellent tutorial. Could you please tell me why you add kristallsoda and alumen to the dye mixture? Also, do you put the skin into the dye while the mixture is still hot?

@hamy_music_finland

3 жыл бұрын

The alumen was intended to boost the alkaline of the mix so that the color would stick better. As you can see, it did not quite work, so I cannot actually recommend this process with full heart. Good point. This was my first frame drum I had made, so it had errors with the process and was kind of experimental. I have gotten better results with a water-plant made mixture made from for example willow trees which had been boiled for several hours. The mixture I have made has never been hot, it is always lukewarm. On my instagram @hamy_musiikki you can see the results of our drum colors from June. They were made with the willow colouring mix, and one even became purple of color because the person used blueberries on her mixture. I hope this helps you out at all 👍🏻 thank you for your question.

@bmspence3409

3 жыл бұрын

@@hamy_music_finland Thank you for your response. We use alum to tan skins and make leather. The alum changes the structure of the skin making it less flexible. I have often used tea and also coffee to create patterns on my drums. It is very quick and I can re-use tea bags and leftover coffee grounds. Happy New year from Cape Town.

Terveisiä Virosta! =) Veeery interesting to see how it's made with the reindeer? antler! I have been contemplating making one with the "drum deity" as a handle.. A question though: where can one get a reindeer rawhide? Maybe you can point me to a general direction- they don't live around here but I would looove to make a real Sami-drum with the worlds on the face.. I've been using roe deer and red deer skins so far but they are quite thick compared.. and thus also very moody with weather changes.. Long story short: Noice! Love the sound! Oh, btw: I have heard that the cheap (raw) red wine can also color the hide with nice reddish tint - not yet tried that- because deer skins are naturally pretty dark, hard to shade them..

@hamy_music_finland

3 жыл бұрын

Hey! I have made a couple of shamandrums, and I have bought all my reindeer skins from the local company Kemin Nahkatarvike Oy. You can find the skin options, sizes and price from their website. Also people can get reindeer skins "fresh" around November-December, when the reindeer seperation takes place. I do not suggest shipping these unprepared skins, but if you happen to get to get one, you can make a unique drum with the skin. The Kemin Nahkatarvike Oy:s skins are all prepared and in great condition. That is why I use them. Hope this helps, and thanks for the view! Subscribe if you feel like it :) Thank you.

@MyLifeAndTarot

3 жыл бұрын

@@hamy_music_finland Thank youuuu!!! I'm sure the shipping of those freshly peeled skins is impossible :D I work with those and boy are they bloody and get stinky really fast.. Thank you I'll see if the Kemin Nahkatarvike Oy ships to Viro =)

Great video! I'm about to make my own framedrum, what kind of wood did you use?

@hamy_music_finland

2 жыл бұрын

On this drum I used aspen if I remember correctly

What time off wood is it?

Hyvä video, kiitos! Ainut ongelma itsellä on tuollaisen nahkanahan löytäminen.. Jos on antaa vinkkejä mistä sellaista saisi niin otan vastaan!

@hamy_music_finland

2 жыл бұрын

Esimerkiksi Kemin nahkatarvike Oy 👍🏻 kiitos kommentista!

From where i can but leather?

Is that leather rawhide?

Wow great vocals give a tutorial 💪

@hamy_music_finland

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much! I might do that some time. It is Tuvan throatsinging. Check out music videos from my channel 😊 have a nice day

Great video but I don't understand where you could buy a deer leather? It's a special store in your city?

@hamy_music_finland

Жыл бұрын

I live in Finland on the border of Lapland, so I have many contacts to buy leather from. The leather for this specific drum I bought from "Kemin Nahkatarvike" store in Kemi, Finland

@neprosta

Жыл бұрын

@HÄMY I wish I would visit Finland some day! That's the country of beautiful crafts 😍

Welcome witch doctor brother. I am thinking can canvas be used rather than leather? Not because I see it wrong (couse i don't) but because as I am concerned at my country we can't get skin very cheap and not so easily too

@hamy_music_finland

4 жыл бұрын

Hey! I have no experience with canvas whatsoever, but I would say give it a try. As for authencity it is not the best for a shaman drum, but if it suits your needs I do not see why not. Sorry for not saying "yes" ir "no" for your question, hope you understand :) have a nice week man 👊🏻

@naughtyplayer4437

4 жыл бұрын

@@hamy_music_finland thanks a lot. Giving it a try would not kill me i guess. I can always scrap it and get the skin if it ain't workin.

I was curious about the skin itself, how it got so thin? What it's called and how one can make them?

@hamy_music_finland

3 жыл бұрын

The skin I used on this drum is reindeer skin. It is a lot thinner than for example moose or cow skin, that's also why it is good on this size frame drums. Thicker ones would easily become too tight, and strain the frame

@i3130002

3 жыл бұрын

@@hamy_music_finland thanks, what is the method to create that out of animal hide?

@hamy_music_finland

3 жыл бұрын

@@i3130002 google "tanning reindeer skin". There is information in the internet, and probably videos of the process :) I am not going into details in this comment. Hope this helps.

Moikka! Ajattelin tehdä ensimmäisen oman rummun ja kysymyksenä olisi, että mistä voisi löytää tarvikkeet? Vanne, poronnahka, aluna...

@hamy_music_finland

2 жыл бұрын

Helpoitrn pääset alkuun jos otat yhteyttä esimerkiksi Kemin Nahkatarvike Oy. Nahkaa ja kehää valmistaa useat pienet tekijät, yksityiset henkilöt sekä firmat. Tämän lisäksi nyt kesällä järjestetään useita rummun teko kursseja joita kannattaa myös harkita. Ainakin toukokuussa on tulossa Rovaniemellä 14.-15.5. Lapin metsämuseolla kurssi, ja niitä on ympäri Suomea. Etköhän näillä pääse alkuun. Pidä silmät auki ja tutki mikä on sun kohdallas paras reitti. Kulje sitten sitä kohti :)

Huh, was looking for drum head materials and found a dye recipe.

So is the frame made of plywood?

@hamy_music_finland

4 жыл бұрын

Armedpatriot 86 My frame is made of Aspen. On this drum I did not make it myself

@armedpatriot8611

4 жыл бұрын

@@hamy_music_finland ok thank you

omg eivor song 10:25

@hamy_music_finland

3 жыл бұрын

Ofcourse 😊

Te falta más explicación

i'm a bit saddened that you used the native american way of putting the skin on the frame instead of sewing through the wooden frame sewing the skin onto it :(

@hamy_music_finland

3 жыл бұрын

It is also the way the Sami people of Finland used to put it on the frame

@szeklergeneral4266

3 жыл бұрын

@@hamy_music_finland surely not because i saw sami drums and all of those drums had holes drilled into the frame which means the skin was sewn onto the frame.

@hamy_music_finland

3 жыл бұрын

@@szeklergeneral4266 Now I have a bit more time to answer since I am not at work. Sorry for the previous answer which was so short. The people of Sami for my understanding had multiple tribes which all had their own way to give birth to a drum. One of these ways was as you mentioned was the sewing of the leather, but what I have been taught here in Finland was also the tying behind the back of the drum. This was depending on the tribe. The problem is that almost every single one of the drums made by the Fenno-Scandic Sami people are destroyed due to Christianity. The pagan cultures of the north and their traditions were almost fully erased when Christianity by force became the ruling force here. Also the harsh winters helped in the fact that many drums were destroyed only by snow and ice. Anyways as it comes for this specific drum in the video, this is the first drum I made for myself two years ago. I completely followed the instructions of my teacher, ofcourse with some exceptions with color etc. I try to make the drum so that it is not specifically any "style" or doesn't have any traditional meaning for anyone. I do not use symbols or anything, and everything I make is fully organic, so that I respect the drum and its history. I have made several drums after this one, with different styles. This is the only drum I have tied behind the back. I do thank you for your comment, because it made me think. I will take history and culture into consideration when making these, and I do hope that all the people who make drums respect the history and traditions behind them. This video is also made to inspire people about different cultures and to gain knowledge. If we do not talk about these things, they will be forgotten. Thanks :) Edit: I had a spelling mistake: trives -> tribes

i feel this is culture apropreation plz sir stop my culture is not a display or for you to concor

@hamy_music_finland

3 жыл бұрын

I have spesifically not used any sorts of symbols or anything of the sort on my frame drums, so that it could not be associated with any specific culture. What in this drum of mine makes you feel like it is part of your culture may I ask? Frame drums have been found all over the world. This specific drum especially is as neutral as it can be. I do take cultural aspects into consideration when releasing or making my work. Thanks for the comment anyway, I appreciate it.

@scarlettrosestewart9411

Жыл бұрын

She’s right, as native people we were banned from making drums. Not allowed to speak our language or practice are culture so it hurts when some white guy takes that for granted. We have spent centuries fighting for the right to are own culture. Have you ever fought for your, have you had your spiritual stripped from you for looking the way you do. I don’t think you

Reminder that this is indigenous culture . And it is heavily a closed practices. May I ask if it is apart of your culture or religion. Is this something spiritual to you.

What time off wood is it?